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exactly - if they wanted it, they'd get it from Cuba or reverse engineer it.

Not the thread for this but someone made a jokey comment a while back about a vape carrying SNG. I think this is where inhaled interferons might end up. The i-neb was portable - cheap - reusable and it delivered the amazing P2 trial results.
Synairgen switched from this asthma type inhaler to a funky hospital delivery system - specifically designed and chosen so that it might one day be able to hook into respirators. The outpatient future - if there is one - could be made to work with the i-neb or something like it. Cheaper & easier to use. And made in China

Thanks anyway Hatter01 - interesting thead - although Conor Browne seems to be cutting and pasting from what's available elsewhere. BF.7 does have this wild RO of 10 - 18.6 and it has spread elsewhere but without taking over ( falling from 5.7% of infections up to December 10, which was a reduction from 6.6% the week before.) And it's not beating our main variants - it was 7% here in October but the most recent UKHSA briefing says BF.7 has been de-escalated due to reduced incidence and low growth rates.

We know how badly protected China's population is and the reasons for this (low prior infection rates and poor booster take-up in the elderly) but any predictions of deaths are just plucked from the air frankly
I expect they will consider reimposing a national lockdown when it starts to get out of hand and there are no beds for new patients, but with multi generational households and lots of disease - this would be the worst response.

It was world class nonsense Mani. We're all aware of how wrong it is going in China and what that might mean for the pandemic. Some of us have even posted on it several times. Nobody has ever wondered if we're on their radar though.
I take back moron though - that was unkind. You're just looking for any little thing you can sprinkle some fairy dust on.

" The Chinese often snap up small innovative UK companies.... but we're on China's radar... because we've made a few conference appearances in the US.... hahaha Mani. You're Arnie and Rutger rolled into one.

https://synairgen.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/clinigen_synairgen-200929-map-pr-final.pdf

Clinigen's CEO will stand next to Parexel's boss on that pockmarked wall - come the glorious day.

It can only be the Managed Access Program - which Synairgen signed with Clinigen in September 2020. As far as we know zero patients were ever prescribed.

Doc83 didn't we pay £35m for 600 patients on Sprinter ? You can scale that up if you like to your 1500.
Or put another way we could blow the total budget on less than 50 SNG trialists

Has it been confirmed that Remdes and Dexa are the other trialists ? Sounds like they are.
I said when this was first mooted that this will basically show that Dexa and Remdes can be added into the already approved Tamiflu/Baloxavir soup.
If they are in, then that's how it would be so cheap. Dexa costs pennies and Gilead will supply Remdes and the infusion kits for free.
All you need to do then is coax some nurses back onto the wards to get the thing moving

Anything interesting from Rick Bright ? I was watching that other 7pm telecast

ok if you are both certain - but I think my explanation is more likely. It's not marketing if you don't have a product

It's more likely that Rick Bright said he'd appear but not if it was a direct plug for the drug or company - and they decided that was still a good deal as everyone would read between the lines. From his perspective - he's a free agent with huge cachet - why would be nail his colours to one particular treatment and therefore disqualify himself from all sorts of other opportunites

They talk about unapproved /trialling / candidate drugs all the time on all sorts of forums Brand. And it wasn't marketing as we have nothing to sell - it was a sponsored panel. That's not the answer. Simple as.

We all love our drug Elsol - and it looks as if Rick Bright is onboard in some way ( though I'm increasingly flummoxed by that panel meeting last week - what the hell were they doing NOT saying the name and spending tome describing all the strong covid data ? ) Shame RB wasn't keen when he had the BARDA job but he'll be a llobbying asset for sure.
The trouble is that - as of today - nobody else is impressed enough by the P3 data - even after the deep dive suggested it might save as many as Dexa to think it should be prioritised. Not a Govt prepared to support an extra P3 - not a BP interested in its huge potential. !!
That's the worry - interferons work - SNG works - there's still a huge Covid danger ahead and hardly any drugs in the cabinet - so why is nobody else taking notice ?

incidentally 22k Covid positive patients tried to get into a Covid clinic in Beijing a coupla days ago. They've never had the "stay at home - take paracetamol - it'll be fine " message so everyone who catches it expects to have a bed in a hospital. It's gonna get crazy over there.

Elsol "if there were 6 cases per year of MERS then if a new wave of Omi circulates in any year there is a pretty good chance of cross interaction of the ssid viruses." Nope of course not.

Let's worry instead about the dangers of China's vulnerable unprotected millions bumping up against whatever flies in now that the country is open and Zero covid is over, That really IS something to get your abacus out for. There might be 4 or 5 strains circulating at the same time in a month or two.

It's a Daily Mail bullsh.it article. You can hypothesise it all you like but there is NO Mers outbreak anywhere at the moment.

When you say "small " Elsol /Hold you're taking into account the fact that it's almost impossible to catch MERS unless you're an arab camel drover ? And the chances of a simultaneous MERS /Covid co-infection are therefore in the billions to one region. We've had 6 cases globally this year .

It's exactly what we've been waiting for. The new BGHSD - led by the USGAC and bringing together OES/IHB, and the functions of S/CRHS with S/GAC, which leads and coordinates PEPFAR. FAB.

Since the beginning of 2022, and as of 10 November 2022, three MERS-CoV cases have been reported in Qatar (2) and Oman (1), including one death. All three cases were primary cases, having reported contact with camels.
From 22 March to 3 April 2022, two laboratory-confirmed cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), including one death, were reported to the WHO by the National IHR Focal Point of Qatar. Both cases had frequent close contact with dromedary camels and consumption of their raw milk in the 14 days prior to the onset of symptoms.

So - unless the English fans have been guzzling raw dromedary milk and french kissing their mounts, it might be presumed that the chances of any of them bringing back the disease are infinitessimally small. If a Mers outbreak did somehow occur despite this evidence, the chances of SNG being deployed are even smaller.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease-outbreak-news/item/2022-DON370

Plenty of great science to divert us though until our numbers come up...
The P2 of Merck and Moderna's mRNA melanoma vaccine showed that treatment with the experimental vaccine in combination with the immunotherapy (Keytruda) reduced the risk of cancer recurrence or death by 44%.
Nothing much in this for us - but Australia will be pleased, and it seems it should work with most every other cancer too.

And in the US - they've proved that Nuclear Fusion works - which means the planet may survive after all, Elon's wish to die on Mars will be granted, and Synairgen should have time to get its drug across the line. ( bit miffed at this as I've been working on it too for quite a while, and they appear to have stolen a march. Fair dos though - if it works )

This really is poor tabloid junk Titania - well below your usual high standards. England fans coming back are pig sick - but there is ZERO chance they're coming back with camel flu. 2600 total global cases sinse its emergence so it really doesn't matter a fig how dangerous it is if it's almost impossible to transmit or catch.

I saw that example but I have no idea how all of that works (altho i have done it a couple of times and wondered if I was about to lose the whole website as I pressed Enter) I'm not sure if I'm looking at the beginning of Terminator or just some dweeb sitting in the corner of the 6th form social room listening to The Wall.
It seems a potential force for good though. Impartial & precise. If it doesn't believe in God that's a good start anyway.